Improvement in vaporizing apparatus



M. GZINER. vaporizing Apparatus.

.No. 218,862. .Patentd Aug. 26, I879.

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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

MAX GZINER, OF MIDDLETOWN, NEW YORK, ASSIGNOR OF ONE-HALF HIS RIGHT TOWINSLOW ROBINSON, OF SAME PLACE.

IMPROVEMENT IN VAPORIZING APPARATUS.

Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 218,862, dated August26, 1879; application filed May 29, 1879.

To all whom it may concern:

Be it known that 1, MAX OZINER, of Middletown, Richmond county, NewYork, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Apparatus forVapdrizing Liquids, of which the following is a specification.

The following is a description of my newlyinvented vaporizing apparatus,reference being had to the drawing hereto annexed.

Theiuvention relates to that class of vaporizin g apparatus in whichalcoholic vapors are driven from any mash or suitable substance, butwhich does not contain any worm, gooseneck, or similar contrivances.

The object of my invention is to extract perfectly pure alcoholic vaporsfrom a mash, which, by their solution in water, will produce atransparent pure fluid.

In the drawing, a is the evaporating-chamber,wherethemashisreceived.Duringtheprocess of evaporation the vapors escape through the conicalmouth-piece d, and the heavier vapors, containing the mostimpurities,will collect in the chamber 0, and from there return to the mash throughthe pipes a to, Here they will undergo arepeated treatment byheat. Thepurer lighter vapors will rise and strike against the solid center partof the disk f. This will separate the lighter impurities from the purealcoholic vapors and return them to the chamber a. The purified vaporswill then rise tgrough the perforated part f of the disk f to t echamberh. The chamber h is surrounded by water exception its lowersurface. This is done to retard the vapors, but not to condense thevapors. Such as may be condensed will return through the disk to theevaporatingchamber a. The pure vapors now pass through the pipe 9 intothe lower part of the collectingvessel 1), which is filled with water.To compel the vapors to spread in the water and cause a betterdistribution, a perforated disk, m, is mounted in the collecting-vesselI), through which the vapors rise and become thoroughly mixed with andabsorbed by the water.

I claim- 1. In combination with the vaporchamber h and the chamber h,the partially-perforated partition, forming a suitable bottom to eachchamber, substantially as and for the purpose described.

2. The partition forming the top of the evapcrating-chamber, providedwith the conical opening 01, and with the depending returnpipes a. a, incombination with the perforated partition f, having the imperforate partf, 10- eated immediately above the conical opening, and having a hoodsecured to its upper side, forming the vapor-chamber h, substantially asset forth. l

3. In combination with the still-chamber,

the vapor-chamber and the open chamber, both resting on thepartially-perforated partition,

MAX GZINER.

Witnesses CHAS. RAETTIG, A. O. AUBERY.

